Daniel Goldstein

My path to becoming a therapist was not a straight line. From Minnesota to North Carolina and New York City to Bangkok, I've called numerous places home and worked in a variety of fields. It was only through encountering my own struggles that I discovered the power of therapy. Now there's no other work I'd rather be doing. 

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For over a decade, I've worked with individuals, couples/partners, and groups as a somatically focused gestalt therapist. I enjoy working with all different kinds of people struggling with a variety of issues. I have a particular interest in supporting clients who struggle with shame, as well as helping those who identify as men to inhabit a fuller range of their masculinity and have more satisfying and meaningful relationships. 

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I'm passionate about teaching, training, and facilitating workshops on various topics, including personal growth, embodied masculinity, psychotherapy practice issues, and storytelling and culture change. I also serve as Associate Faculty at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland.

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Pronouns: he/his

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Some highlights of my experience include: 

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• Faculty at the Gestalt Institute of Cleveland (2018-Present)

• Psychotherapist, North Carolina State University Counseling Center (2013-2019)

• Psychotherapist, The Ohio State University Counseling and Consultation Services (2010-2013)

• Post-MSW Fellow, University of Michigan Counseling and Psychological Services (2008-2010) 

• Master of Social Work, University of Kansas (2008)

• Licensed Clinical Social Worker (PA) #CW020554

• Licensed Clinical Social Worker (NC) #C008617

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